According to the principle of imputability, a state will be responsible for ________.
A) actions taken by an international organizations
B) acts of officials of other states
C) acts of private persons
D) actions taken by its officials

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The principle of imputability refers to the responsibility of a state for actions taken by its officials, including those acting in an official capacity or on behalf of the state. This principle does not apply to actions taken by international organizations or private individuals. Acts of officials of other states might lead to diplomatic consequences and potential legal action, but they are not directly attributed to the state being represented. Therefore, the best choice is D, actions taken by its officials.

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